CREDIT: Money Will Cost More

Powered by rising corporate and consumer
spending, the economy is zipping ahead faster than most experts had
earlier anticipated. Alan Greenspan, a member of TIME'S Board of
Economists, forecasts that the gross national product this year will
expand by $101 billioncomfortably ahead of the Administration's
original goal. Next year, says Greenspan, the G.N.P. should do even
better, increasing by $111 billion, to an awesome $1,263 billion or so.
Sweeter still, Greenspan predicts that more than 6% of this year's
growth will be real and not caused by rising prices. Another board
member. Otto Eckstein, puts the growth figure at $101...